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09-16-08, 05:24 AM
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https://unitedwaytoronto.com/events/C.../2008/main.php
09-16-08, 05:54 AM
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09-16-08, 07:58 AM
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It's pretty easy, first time I did it was without a map. You just want to follow all the signs that say "lower don recreational trail" or "don recreational trail". I believe it's also marked as bike route 45. I regularly take it from Broadview park up to Lawrence and Leslie
09-16-08, 09:29 AM
Don't smoke, Mike.
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www.shapelike.com ... site's up now. If anyone has a lead on a place looking for a junior web designer or some freelance work, please get in touch.
Edit: feedback is of course appreciated. I'm starting to send this around to people now so feel free to tell me any comments/criticism that you might have (PM away). Today's mission is to get live sites up and running for everything in my portfolio, for example. Then there's always making IE play nice with everything and on and on ...
Edit: feedback is of course appreciated. I'm starting to send this around to people now so feel free to tell me any comments/criticism that you might have (PM away). Today's mission is to get live sites up and running for everything in my portfolio, for example. Then there's always making IE play nice with everything and on and on ...
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09-16-08, 11:57 AM
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www.shapelike.com ... site's up now. If anyone has a lead on a place looking for a junior web designer or some freelance work, please get in touch.
Edit: feedback is of course appreciated. I'm starting to send this around to people now so feel free to tell me any comments/criticism that you might have (PM away). Today's mission is to get live sites up and running for everything in my portfolio, for example. Then there's always making IE play nice with everything and on and on ...
Edit: feedback is of course appreciated. I'm starting to send this around to people now so feel free to tell me any comments/criticism that you might have (PM away). Today's mission is to get live sites up and running for everything in my portfolio, for example. Then there's always making IE play nice with everything and on and on ...
What are you using for editing, your source is tab-crazy!
09-16-08, 12:09 PM
Don't smoke, Mike.
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*tap tap tap* ... happy now?
Textmate on the Mac. I like it a lot for text editing (eg. it took all of 10 seconds to change the formatting on my tabs and upload a new version to the server).
And as for jQuery/javascript in general, I did my homework and decided to put my eggs in that particular basket as opposed to Flash.
Textmate on the Mac. I like it a lot for text editing (eg. it took all of 10 seconds to change the formatting on my tabs and upload a new version to the server).
And as for jQuery/javascript in general, I did my homework and decided to put my eggs in that particular basket as opposed to Flash.
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09-16-08, 12:13 PM
Don't smoke, Mike.
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****, my mistake. It's Hamilton this Sunday, ya. Could you PM me your # so I can confirm the ride with you and where/when you want me to meet up Sunday morning? Sara's still down to come along and cheer/heckle if there's room in the van. Thanks for hooking me up with a ride!
09-16-08, 01:12 PM
Shiftless bum
The Toronto Coalition for Active Transportation (TCAT), The Clean Air Partnership & The Community Bicycle Network are proud to present:
Bikes as a public good:
What is the future of public bikes in Toronto?
Come learn about public bike programs from cycling experts and policy makers. We want you to tell us what a public bike program in Toronto should look like at our forum!
Date: Thursday, September 18th, 2008
Time: 7:30 p.m.
Location: Innis Town Hall, 2 Sussex Avenue at St. George
Speakers:
Alain Ayotte, Stationnement de Montreal
David Boyce, OYBike Systems Ltd
Herb van den Dool, BikeShare/Community Bicycle Network
Moderated by Dave Meslin
Short film: Bike Share in Paris by Streetfilms.org
For more information: https://torontocat.ca/main/publicbikes
Bikes as a public good:
What is the future of public bikes in Toronto?
Come learn about public bike programs from cycling experts and policy makers. We want you to tell us what a public bike program in Toronto should look like at our forum!
Date: Thursday, September 18th, 2008
Time: 7:30 p.m.
Location: Innis Town Hall, 2 Sussex Avenue at St. George
Speakers:
Alain Ayotte, Stationnement de Montreal
David Boyce, OYBike Systems Ltd
Herb van den Dool, BikeShare/Community Bicycle Network
Moderated by Dave Meslin
Short film: Bike Share in Paris by Streetfilms.org
For more information: https://torontocat.ca/main/publicbikes
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09-16-08, 03:21 PM
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*tap tap tap* ... happy now?
Textmate on the Mac. I like it a lot for text editing (eg. it took all of 10 seconds to change the formatting on my tabs and upload a new version to the server).
And as for jQuery/javascript in general, I did my homework and decided to put my eggs in that particular basket as opposed to Flash.
Textmate on the Mac. I like it a lot for text editing (eg. it took all of 10 seconds to change the formatting on my tabs and upload a new version to the server).
And as for jQuery/javascript in general, I did my homework and decided to put my eggs in that particular basket as opposed to Flash.
I use Gedit for Linux which is very similar to Textmate.
Great!
09-16-08, 06:47 PM
oOooo, five bucks
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tips for healing a pulled groin?
it hurts like a mother****er and makes riding with 2 feet very sore
it hurts like a mother****er and makes riding with 2 feet very sore
09-16-08, 06:58 PM
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Don't use it. Pulled groins are a b!tch to heal. Usually I ignore dr.s orders, but groin pulls take forever to heal. Be carefull.
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09-16-08, 07:09 PM
Don't smoke, Mike.
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I finally learned how to do a proper 'cross remount tonight. Booya.
09-16-08, 07:42 PM
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09-16-08, 08:06 PM
Don't smoke, Mike.
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09-16-08, 09:10 PM
oOooo, five bucks
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is that legal?
09-16-08, 09:13 PM
oOooo, five bucks
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09-16-08, 09:48 PM
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I was just sitting in my study in a semi-drunken fog, playing 'Wish You Were Here' on my guitar, in honour of Rick Wright, when my wife walked in and dropped $20 in my guitar case. I'll be outside the liquor store on Sat.
09-16-08, 09:54 PM
oOooo, five bucks
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wow thats good money, im gonna come busk outside your house!
09-16-08, 09:59 PM
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Not really. My wife is a student, so technically it was my money to begin with...
09-16-08, 10:49 PM
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09-16-08, 11:19 PM
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did i not just say thats illegal?
i want in
i want in
09-17-08, 06:52 AM
So I says to Mable I says
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09-17-08, 06:55 AM
So I says to Mable I says
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I really need to figure out why my rear wheel is sticking in the dropouts of my Bianchi. Last night after CX I pushed it forward in the dropouts to change to my other gear (2x2 dinglespeed), then I couldn't get it to slide back again. I couldn't get it to move.. I kept trying different positions (kama sutra?), but couldn't get enough leverage. FINALLY it let go.
Unfortunately when it did so the disc brake rotor went straight into my shin. Whoops. A trip to the hospital later I'm glued (Dermabond) back together. Funny thing is that I didn't realize I had a 1cm deep, 5cm long gash in my leg until someone else pointed it out. It was heinous looking (like an open mouth), but surprisingly didn't bleed much.
Unfortunately when it did so the disc brake rotor went straight into my shin. Whoops. A trip to the hospital later I'm glued (Dermabond) back together. Funny thing is that I didn't realize I had a 1cm deep, 5cm long gash in my leg until someone else pointed it out. It was heinous looking (like an open mouth), but surprisingly didn't bleed much.
09-17-08, 07:16 AM
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Things that are good:
My wife commuting by bike everyday so far.
Not putting gas in the car since the last week of August.
Bad:
Shredding the sidewall of a week old tire.
The 'new' 90210. I admit to watching the first episode, and my brain is still angry with me.
My wife commuting by bike everyday so far.
Not putting gas in the car since the last week of August.
Bad:
Shredding the sidewall of a week old tire.
The 'new' 90210. I admit to watching the first episode, and my brain is still angry with me.
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09-17-08, 07:44 AM
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You didn't .... *smack*
To Wes Oddjob'n himself on his disk... eeeew heal up well. Cover that up nice when out crossn' lest .... "Does this look infected?" I can't remember are disks legal for pro level cross racing? This slice and dice just might be why, in the rare instance of a pile up.
To Wes Oddjob'n himself on his disk... eeeew heal up well. Cover that up nice when out crossn' lest .... "Does this look infected?" I can't remember are disks legal for pro level cross racing? This slice and dice just might be why, in the rare instance of a pile up.
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